Sentence examples for both cited in the from inspiring English sources

(Due to quirky Academy rulings – more on those below – Before Sunset and Before Midnight were both cited in the adapted category).

Government schemes in Mexico and Bangladesh, both cited in the report, have indeed enhanced school enrolment among children of "working age" by supplying money and monitoring attendance.

Tyson and Perdue are both cited in Oxfam's report on the industry's grim bathroom facilities, though neither company was accused of adulterating its product.

Both Elvin Jones and Tony Williams, two of jazz's monolithically monumental drummers by anyone's standards, in separate interviews, both cited "that guy in The Who" as the only rock drummer that impressed them.

During a closed-door session late Friday, Mr. Gates and General Liang both cited the progress in enhancing relations between the two nations' militaries, according to a senior Defense Department official, who described the conversation as cordial.

In fact, both population studies cited in the current review were based in Minnesota.

Various lessons can be drawn from both the difficulties cited in the use of coordination mechanisms and certain contributions identified by the informants that might be relevant for policy makers, managers and professionals of health networks in these and other contexts.

We also tested the effect of publisher defined open access on article citations; both the odds of being cited in the year after publication and the number of citations to each article.

Among the guests were Emmy's favorite uncle (my oldest brother, Steve) and godfather, Mark, both of whom were cited in the day's many speeches -- and both of whom are gay.

These reference norms were empirically established by noting > 90% of subjects without a history of ACL injury had a hop index of ≥ 85% [ 16] and ≥ 90% [ 9, 20], both of which are cited in the literature.

Both papers ended up being cited in the report, however.